This place is just amazing and I will return time and again when I need eyewear or adjustments to…read moremy glasses. The quality is superb and the service is second to none! The shop is beautiful- very modern, very tidy, ever so tasteful and the selection is vast! Garrett and Max helped me and were excellent! Clearly Garrett absolutely loves what he does. Buying glasses has, for me, always been torture. I have a very thin face and really struggle finding anything small enough. And I like very plain, very subtle, very classic frames. When I explained this, these two gentlemen culled their collections and provided me with close to a dozen choices. I was flabbergasted! And once I tried them all, I still found I had several choices - any of which I would have been pleased with. They were extremely helpful, kind, polite and really funny as well, and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The price is not cheap, but I believe you get what you pay for. When I received a text letting me know my glasses were ready, I arrived fully anticipating several adjustments. Max got the glasses and I put them on- perfection! Not a single adjustment was necessary! And the lenses are incredible. The crispness of my vision is almost beyond description! This is a wonderful eyewear boutique! Go there! For me, this was the most pleasant experience buying glasses I have ever had! Kudos to both Garrett and Max for being just outstanding! Thank you for a wonderful experience. You two are awesome!

En visite à Providence, nous sommes tombés sur ce superbe magasin de lunette qui ferait la…read morecompétition à une boutique parisienne. Un grand choix de lunette de designer du monde entier: France, Allemagne , designers de New York. Nous avons acheté deux paires de lunettes magnifiques et en solde et avons surtout passés un excellent moment avec Garett , un vendeur super sympathique qui nous a beaucoup aidé et a été de très bonne companie. Je recommande le magasin !!! 5 stars !!!

Highly recommend Double Vision Optical. Wonderful selection,…read moreservice and prices. John is very knowledgeable and shares his expertise with his customers!

Great service. Nice selection of frames. Very fair pricing. Have gotten nonprescription…read moresunglasses there also. Will definitely go back there if more glasses needed

Very helpful - my father had broken his glasses and needed a replacement fast - Perfect Vision was…read moreable to duplicate his prescription quickly.

Great selection, good value, great service. They take care of any problem you may have and the…read moreprice is right. They are very nice people to do business with. Nancy B

Such an impressive selection of funky eyeglasses that you won't find in a box store. The owner is…read morepatient, knowledgeable, and competent. Although I didn't find my perfect glasses (I'm more of a vintage blingy style myself, I will be having this shop fill ths lenses because of how much I trust him.

Best place for eye glasses I have ever been. The owner, Anthony, has tremendous knowledge about eye…read moreglasses and provides his full attention throughout the whole process. If you want unbeatable service, selection and care The Novel Eye is the place for you. Highly recommend!

I've been receiving eye care from Vision Associates for years now and have always had a great…read moreexperience with the doctors, opticians, and office staff. During my recent visit there was a bonus: an optician I hadn't worked with before provided me with the best assistance I've ever had selecting my new frames. And we're talking about a lot of opticians and a lot of frames! This young man was able to articulate clearly why certain frames were more flattering so I could make my selection with confidence. Thank you, Yorkie!

Ive been a patient here for over 11 years, and im very disappointed to have to resort to this. I…read moreused to love this place and always had a very helpful doctor. Lately however, its seem like nothing but problems. The final straw was my recent visit. I had a follow up appointment which was good. The problem was with the optical department. After my appointment, I asked if I could have my glasses adjusted because they kept sliding down my nose. Without a word the woman took my glasses to the back and adjusted them. After getting them back and trying them on, they were now snug but I noticed a bit of a pinch on the bridge of my nose. Take off the glass to look and theres now a fairly large crack on my frames that sit on the bridge of my nose. I pointed out the crack and was told that it was "normal". When I tried to say it they were cra ked before hand I was told "it must have been there before" followed by "I only adjusted the legs". I genuinely could not handle the stress and left. Once I was sitting in my car I could see that the frames had been twisted, the lenses were no longer flat across. The bottom of the right lens was now sitting on my cheek and the top of the left lens was contacting my eyebrow, not something I immediately picked up on as I was focused on them not sliding down my face. Considering I had been up for 16 hours by this point, I figured I might be okay for a couple weeks until I saw my eye doctor again. All week I dealt with the pinching on my nose. After a couples days I found that they were cutting into my skin. Once I realized they were cutting my face, I was going ti call the office, explain whats happening, and hopefully get things taken care of. I didnt get the chance before they completely broke in half, in front of my orthodontic surgeon. If it wasnt for my prescription safety glasses, I would have been stranded at the doctor's office because I would not have been able to drive home. I proceeded to call the office and explain everything. There was a pause and girl came back and told me she spoke to the woman in optical and that she warned me about what would happen if they adjusted me glases. I told her that was not was happened, I wasnt told a thing. I asked what can be done about this and was asked if I could come in. Once I was there I was told to head over to the optical department to see what they could do. Same woman that cracked my glasses was going to help me chose a new pair. When I explained that I wasn't going to pay for their mistake, she said that there was nothing they could do and that I have great insurance. (Even if i used my insurance I would have to pay for new glasses). I explained again, that I was not going to pay for their mistake, and once again she tried to back pedal by saying that she told me about what would happen if they adjusted my glasses and that it was policy. Again I told her, you did not say anything when I came in and reiterated exactly what happened that day when I did come in. Spoke to the front desk again and requested to speak to my Doctor. He wasnt in, so I requested that they call me the next day. Next day has come and gone and still no call. I honestly cant believe how bad this office has gotten in the last couple years and that they wouldn't make right on there mistake to keep a patient.

The service was excellent , very welcoming store it was my first time visiting it was an easy…read moreprocess to purchase my glasses

The customer service at Warby Parker is excellent. I walked in to check out some of the new styles…read moreof sunglasses and immediately a lady come up to me to see if I needed any help. I told her that I have a pair of Warby Parker sunglasses and I wanted to see the new styles. She graciously let me browse at my leisure. The colors, frame shapes and styles are always very trendy and unique. I love that you can try any one right at the store and get them right there. The company was started in the Venture Initiation Program of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where the founders all studied. The company received $2,500 seed investment through the program and launched in February 2010. Shortly after launching, the company was covered by Vogue. In May 2011, Warby Parker raised its first round of funding totaling $2.5 million. In September 2011, the company raised a Series A round of $12.5 million. Warby Parker began operating online exclusively in 2010 and opened its first store in 2013. As Warby Parker's revenue started to grow, the company began opening brick-and-mortar showrooms across the country. Following the opening of its retail stores, the company announced its plan to build its own point of sale (POS) system, which was being used in their stores by 2015. It also expanded in 2015 with the brand's first national retail partnership with Nordstrom, which allowed the company to establish six curated pop-up shops nationwide. Today, the company operates over 100 stores across the U.S.

I am very particular about my glasses. If I need to wear glasses, they need to make a statement…read more Shalamar has the most beautiful selection of frames anyone could imagine. Not only are the frames gorgeous, but, more importantly, the lenses are exceptional. The service is by far the best. Professional, , courteous, and truthful describes the staff. Bar none Shalamar is the very best in the state. If you need glasses, this is where you should go. They are a 10 out of 10.

So, I made an appointment for an eye exam as I needed contact lenses and glasses and was way…read moreoverdue for an exam. The price for the exam was $65 which seemed reasonable compared with $125 at an place closer to my apartment. I showed up for the first appointment and while Kim, the receptionist, was nice enough, she claimed she had left me a message saying my appointment was delayed and I wouldn't be seen for another 3 hours. I don't drive (am disabled after a broken neck and multiple TBI's) so I didn't really have a choice; I opted to wait the 3 hours till the doctor would see me. This was the first time I've ever had a contact lens fitting where the doctor used his own, unwashed hands to put the contacts in my eyes. A week or so later, during this trial period of testing the lenses, I developed a discharge from my right eye and the lens itself was likely defective as it kept popping out of my eye. I called to make another appointment and explained the issue with the lens popping out. The doctor and his son (I'm guessing they are related somehow) didn't seem too happy to give me another pair of lenses to try out. It's like jeeze, you guys aren't paying for the lenses, what's the beef? Oh and then I was shamed for having Medicaid. They apparently saw me as some kind of "free loader" and treated me rudely. My case worker was with me for the second appointment and we both looked at each other like is this really happening? Are we really being treated like this? The doctor made a particularly rude comment to my case worker and then plainly ignored her when she asked him a question. He muttered some off color joke under his breath - it was super uncomfortable. The really fun part was when I went to choose a pair of glasses from the Medicaid section of available frames. I prefer to have larger lenses/frames as they help me see much better. I picked out the biggest frames in the Medicaid selection and boy, the man who "helped" me was not pleased at all. Again, these are glasses for me, not this dude. Why was he so upset I chose glasses which were covered by Medicaid and available in the section of their store FOR MEDICAID GLASSES. This guy kept telling me, or trying to tell me, there was no way they could put lenses in the frames I had chosen, and seemed appalled overall by my selection and persistence. He then tried to charge me an additional $40 bucks (talked down from his original pitch of $60) to put lenses in the frames. Dude, the glasses are covered by Medicaid, you can't charge people for glasses that are covered by this plan. Ugh. When I went back for the last time to get the new trial lenses and get a copy of my prescription, the Medicaid nazi was again seemingly appalled by my presence. How dare I have an eye exam, a trial pair of lenses and a pair of glasses covered by Medicaid? When I asked for a copy of my prescription, he struggled to use the printer/copier, I assume it hadn't been used for a long time and/or the guy just didn't know what he was doing or how to operate the machine. He begrudgingly gave me my prescription, though of course the doctor failed to indicate which eye had whatever number the prescription is. Really not looking forward to calling for clarification but oh well, looks like I'll have to. I obviously won't be going back to Shalmar for further eye exams, and can't recommend this place to others. It's unfortunate as they do have a nice selection of eyewear but meh, you can find great glasses elsewhere and be treated with respect, regardless of what insurance you have. One and only star goes to Kim, for at least attempting to be pleasant. I can't imagine having to work in such a small space with that doctor and his rude son. She's probably seen a lot.

I had a very pleasant appointment. Staff was professional and attentive. Great glasses selection…read more Detailed eye Dr. Definitely recommend. oh GREAT PRICES

Very thorough eye exam. Clean facility and kind / courteous staff. They made the whole experience…read morepleasant even knowing I just wanted the exam. Optometrist seemed very knowledgeable and took time to explain and answer my questions.